03 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1894
Page
1
Mrs Clara Cuntingnim opens a dining hall and restaurant at 780 Alabama Street in Wowling Alley. The new establishment promises low rates and meals served all hours, featuring refined furniture and a focus on quality fare for both old customers and newcomers.
New York November 3 16 Don and Tors Weekly Review notes a subdued retail mood as the October week closes. Home trades show slow activity with election fears. wool and textile orders are weak and prices steady. Corn lifts modestly but hogs and lard hold, wheat up slightly. overall business activity is smaller than last year with uncertainty looming for spring orders.
A six-member Canadian commonwealth at Bhushartic Bay near Vancouver was wrecked by a landslide that buried a log cabin and sent debris into the bay. Five men and one woman were residents. four perished, with two others injured as rescuers worked in the wreckage.
A massive fire in Indians pells destroys the Mootish Rite Building and adjacent structures, including the Scottish Rite building and the Inxalsospella Natural Gse Company complex. Eighteen people die at the Medical College as flames claim documents and priceless items. Governor Altgeld denounces federal troop use amid labor unrest. Earthquakes shake Mexico City and nearby regions as dramatic aftershocks rattle Brazil and Argentina. A Chicago Flower Show opens with diverse chrysanthemum displays and daily concerts. A Missouri couple are found dead after a murder suicide in Savara. National guard pay is distributed in Springfield.
Reports state a British fleet destination shift to Costa Rica from Peru amid unrest. San Jose port reportedly burned and looted. consul and family casualties claimed though not fully credited. Four ships speed to enforce authority. Arthur set to sail.
A cable from the Japanese government reports First Army under Marshal Yamamoto has captured Fong Fang Telog and advances by Oyama against Port Arthur. The message notes possible earlier port news and cites Manchurian movements toward Moukdeo with battles near Bing Chow Ta Len Nan. A second item reports a heavy snow storm in Minnesota on November 3, with several inches.
Market notes show varied receipts and steady to active trading across regions. Beef, pork, and stocker prices cited with several districts reporting steady or advancing trends and notable shipment volumes for November readings.
A partial readable fragment from a Cleveland area notice contains a recommendation from Mrs. Dr. E A toward medical cures. References to locations Seena as Pisce House and Lawrence MOAK appear, with garbled names and stray street mentions. The text is unclear but suggests a personal endorsement or greeting rather than a formal public notice.
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